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Tag Archives: iPhone
Lighting Up
I sort of “went dark” this week. I was in Los Angeles for a few exhibits we worked on for the LA Auto Show. We flew out Monday and returned Friday. At some point on Tuesday, I was definitely caught … Continue reading
2.0
Here’s my first round of comments on the new iPhone software: Remote is what the iPod application should have been from the start…and still isn’t. Since I heard about it, I thought real-time sync with MobileMe would be what made … Continue reading
Hit & Miss
Since I posted predictions, I feel like I have to post a post-game summary as well: {: .itemized } Code Signing Mostly correct. Your code must be signed to be distributed through iTunes, and Apple does intend to prevent you … Continue reading
From Electronista: This system will change substantially for paid apps, however. In addition to a previously rumored review process and the necessity of sales through iTunes, Apple will reportedly take a portion of the cost of each app. In other … Continue reading
February 29, 2008
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Dartboard
Instead of trying to convince people next Wednesday that I was expecting whatever Apple’s announced the day before, I figured I’d blab my theories this Wednesday. Sure, it was, in fact, very early Thursday when I finally started typing this, … Continue reading
The Final Orientation
Maybe if I spent more time obsessing over whatever iPhone Secrets websites I could find and less playing Burnout Paradise I would know this already, but I did notice something new (to me) recently — at least one of the … Continue reading
Merry Christmasish!
We finally had our big family gift exchange last night — this is actually a major win for Mom. Sure, she failed in her quest to get it into December this year, but we still had it before the first full … Continue reading